Every feeding journey is different
Whether you're preparing for your baby's arrival or working through feeding challenges, you'll receive compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to your family's goals.
Why families choose Shari
With more than two decades of clinical experience, Shari provides personalized support for:
Breastfeeding and chestfeeding
Premature and preterm infants
Twins and multiples
NICU graduates
Babies requiring breathing support or feeding tubes
Painful latch and nipple pain
Low milk supply and oversupply
Tongue ties and oral function concerns
Pumping and flange fitting
Bottle feeding and bottle refusal
Return-to-work planning
Weaning and combination feeding
Prenatal consultation
Prepare for a confident start.
We'll cover:
What to expect in the first days after birth
Positioning and latch basics
Establishing milk supply
Pumping essentials
Feeding cues and newborn behavior
Personalized recommendations for your family
In-home lactation consultation
Personalized support in the comfort of your home.
Common reasons families schedule a visit:
Painful breastfeeding
Baby isn't latching well
Weight gain concerns
Low milk supply
Pumping questions
Bottle feeding challenges
Feeding after a NICU stay
Support for premature infants or multiples
Virtual lactation consultation
Expert support from anywhere.
Ideal for:
Follow-up appointments
Pumping support
Bottle feeding questions
Return-to-work planning
Milk supply concerns
Families outside our in-home service area
Follow-up visits
As your baby grows, your feeding plan may change.
Follow-up visits help with:
Tracking progress
Adjusting your care plan
New feeding challenges
Ongoing breastfeeding support
Weaning guidance
Reaching your long-term feeding goals
No matter where you are in your feeding journey, Grateful Lactation Services is here to help you feed your baby with confidence.
Lactation & infant feeding class
For Highlands Integrated Pediatrics patients only, Shari offers a lactation and infant-feeding education class for expectant and new families.
These classes provide practical, evidence-based guidance on:
Preparing to breastfeed
Understanding newborn feeding cues
Establishing milk supply
Pumping basics
Common breastfeeding challenges
Partner support and postpartum feeding plans
Classes are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:30 AM at HIP. You must be a patient at HIP to attend.